Many movies, especially movies that are considered classics, are adaptations of books. A lot of people, both in reader communities and movie-lover communities, argue over which version was better: the book or the movie. This article goes over a selection of movies that were adapted from books, and the different opinions on which is better.… Read More It Was a Book First
Society as a whole has made great strides towards gender equality. More women on average get better grades and go to college compared to what it used to be. There’s been good progress, yet, one area that still lacks in this department is women in classical music. Fiona Sinclair, chief executive of the Leeds… Read More Misogyny in Classical Music
Has Amelia Earhart’s plane been found? It’s been eighty-seven years since Amelia Earhart disappeared and an anomaly on the ocean floor suggests the answer could have been under the waves the whole time. Conspiracy theories aside, the crash and sink theory regarding the fate of Amelia Earhart has never been properly refuted, and Earhart was… Read More Solving the Mystery of Amelia Earhart
The Wonderful World of SAE Every Agricultural-Science student is required to have a four-year-long project referred to as a Supervised Agricultural Experience, or SAE. Every year, at the beginning of December, Agri-Science students have the option to show off their exemplary SAE to other students and teachers through the SAE exhibition. This year, our journalism… Read More SAE Exhibition Highlights
Reading isn’t for many, though it does spark the interest of others that seek quiet comfort, especially when the months get colder. Though reading can be fun, it can also be a tolling task where you feel committed to a book that you just don’t want to read; a long-winded, horrible piece of literature that… Read More The Worst Literature We’ve Laid Our Eyes On
Coming off a successful first high school soccer season, freshman Kate Littler joined the indoor track team, hoping to stay in shape for soccer and expecting to move on to the girls’ lacrosse team in the spring. But after her phenomenal 2021-2022 winter season, the star student-athlete is relentlessly running, choosing track for spring sports,… Read More Medal after Medal: An Interview with Freshman Phenom Kate Littler
Zaden Allaire, Staff Writer Junior Zaden Allaire is a staff writer for the 2021-2022 Colonel Newsmagazine. He enjoys walking with his cats and laying with his dog.
To kick off our fall spirit week, we started with Pink-Out Monday, dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In my unprofessional opinion, this was a grand way to start off because not only did it give me time to plan outfits for the upcoming days, but it was super easy to participate in. Junior Allison… Read More Spirit Week Recap
Violence has recently escalated between the countries of Palestine and Israel. The situation has been occurring for decades. It is a highly serious topic that we felt we could not do justice explaining. Below are some resources that can be used to further educate yourself. Articles: https://free-palestine.carrd.co/ https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/middle-east-and-north-africa/israel-and-occupied-palestinian-territories/report-israel-and-occupied-palestinian-territories/ https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2021/country-chapters/israel/palestine# Instagram Accounts: @impact @letstalkpalestine @key48return Twitter… Read More Palestine Resources
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